MAR 44000 - Perspectives and Practice in Fisheries Science
(4) A field-oriented block course designed to give students an in-depth understanding of the theories and practices employed in fisheries science and management. Emphasis is placed on US federal and Alaska State fisheries, but international perspectives and practices will also be considered. The course explores the fields of population biology, ecology, and sustainability as applied to fisheries science and management and is designed based on recommendations set forth in U.S. Dept. Commerce and U.S. Dept. Education 2008 NOAA Tech. Mem. NMFS-F/SPO-91. Fieldwork and travel course fee required.
Prerequisite: MT 22000 , MT 24000 , SC 25000 , and SC 33000 . Offered Fall Block in alternating years with MAR32000 - Perspectives and Practice in Fish Biology
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